I want to buy .2 BTC via PayPal.

Actually I just made a nice sale so now I'd like to buy .3

I see some offers here to sell for PayPal occasionally. 

I use PayPal for business and am not going to play games with it.  I know all too well about scamming chargebacks.

"WTB" means "Want to buy," not sell.

Willing to send first if you have any kind reputation.

Not sure what country you're living in but if you've looked at the striking fast food workers in America... well, most of them aren't college material, to put it politely.  All are not born with the same intellectual capacity.

Where on earth is EARTHCOIN?

Around 4.1 million people work in fast food right now just in the US.

What sort of "unforeseen job opportunities" will be awaiting them? 

And how will most of them increase their IQ enough to obtain such jobs?

Thrilled that my small investment in NXT is being represented by someone who uses "u" instead of "you."

 

Thanks.  The "Estimated Confirmation Time" has been 4 minutes for a few hours now so I couldn't help but be concerned.

 

The Modern Idolatry - Being An Analysis Of Usury & The Pathology Of Debt

by Jeffrey Mark

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Contents

Preface on Usury - Page I

Part One - Destruction and Sacrifice
Chapter I New Lamps for Old!
II Actual and Potential Resources
III Sabotage and the Scarcity Complex
IV No Money, No Goods!
V "Economics - that pathology of debt"

Part Two - The Mechanism of the Modern Idolatry
Chapter VI The Creation and Appropriation of Public Money
VII The Genesis of the Moneylender
VIII Head I Win, Tails you Lose!
IX Gold, Notes, and Bank Deposits
X The Money Machine
XI The Mechanism of Money Creation
XII "Reductio ad absurdum"
XIII The Circulation of Bank Deposits
XIV The Debt-Structure
XV Investments and Industrial "Surpluses"
XVI Imperial Policy and its relation to Industrial "Surpluses" and Foreign "Trade"
XVII Foreign "Investments"
VXIII Interest due on Foreign Debt a Prime Incentive to War
XIX The Menace of the East
XX The Urge to Destruction

Part Three - Free Money
Chapter XXI Saving and Spending
XXII Price, Profits, and Usury
XXIII Free Money and the Abolition of Debt
XXIV Plant and Land
XXV Sociological Possibilites under Free Money

Part Four - Opposing and Enduring Forces
Chapter XXVI The Bid for World Power
XXVII The League against Nations
XXVIII The Gold Idol in England
XXIX The American Banker
XXX A Plan of Action
XXXI Fair is Foul, and Foul is Fair
XXXII Popular Opinion
XXXIII The Modern Idolatry

Appendix A - The Gold Standard in Action
B - Bank Deposits
C - Inflation and Deflation

"Inflation is the web of the financial spider, and deflation the mastication of the human fly."

I get tired of reading such stupid responses.

If it's "only 63 BTC" then send 25% of that amount to someone on this thread.  Not me - just pick someone at random, get their address, and send it.  It's ONLY 15.75 BTC, such a miniscule amount to a big man like you, right?

Now put up or shut up.

I didn't think so, "idiot."

What horrible opinions you have.  I'm so dumbfounded by your post that's about all I can say.

done

Since Cryptsy states the terms above, it goes both ways, right?

e.g. the guy who mistakenly was able to withdraw 60 BTC was under no obligation to return it since Cryptsy clearly states they shall have no liability for all the above - the user shouldn't either.

That wasn't the case a little over a week ago...

Yes they did, just wish they would be honest about processing times.

They are pathetic, and I never want to use them again.

They're sitting on $1000 of my money at this point (actually $1500 but one was just cashed yesterday, so wouldn't expect it in my account until tomorrow).

The $1000 should have been credited last Friday - or at least yesterday.

Not with CampBX.  They'll say "2 business days" and sit on it as long as they want.

In this case it's especially interesting since the BTC price on their site went from $633 on Saturday night up to $975 right now.  When it hits $1000 don't be surprised if a lot of people are suddenly credited their money.

Their "customer service" people can't even communicate in English half the time. 

It's infuriating since I sent money at the exact right time and should have had cheap BTC, at least by the standards of today.  I don't have any cheap BTC since they're too incompetent - or crooked - to process money orders in the time frame they state on their own website.

Because they're a scam like every other shit exchange in the United States.

You can add Campbx.com to the list of incompetent idiots.

Their website states, in bold letters, that all money orders will be credited within 2 business days of receipt.

They have cashed 3 $500 money orders of mine last week.  One arrived Monday (was finally credited Sunday morning), another arrived Wednesday, not sure when the other arrived but it had to have been around the same time as they were all cashed the same day.

Nothing has been credited to my account at all from the last $1000 they've cashed.  If just $500 had been credited by Saturday I could have had $633 (or less) BTC.  They are too lazy to live up to their own terms, and now the price is well over $900.

If you look at their Facebook page it seems they may be about to go under.  They're ripping off everybody.

To update, they finally credited me Sunday morning with $700 they got Monday.  Not exactly "2 business days" that they say, and if they had it in Saturday I would have saved over $100 on the price of BTC.

The sad part is I would still use them over Co(i)nbase any day of the week.